Heinrich Dressel – Completion Of The Amphoras Table

My dudes, a warning for the vinyl version when you buy a new copy:

The inner slip sleeve is both very static, tight and terrible quality of harsh paper and it can damage the beautiful start of 'Back To Ripa Grande' if the seam of the inner slip sleeve is on that side.

It's an oversight but I do think that companies that manufacture records should always use audiophile grade slip sleeves. I often find the label window leaves hairlines that sometimes sound out too.

Tear off the inner slip on this record and replace with polylined.

in 2019 finally available also in vinyl format here: https://www.discogs.com/Heinrich-Dressel-Completion-Of-The-Amphoras-Table/release/14445477

Always feel like I could be making a mistake by talking about music in qualitative terms only, but it seems a credible method for describing this astoundingly good selection of recordings. The first track really is an opener of the most 'transportative' kind. Possibly the most beautiful sounding synth opener I have heard yet create the all important mental doorway out of 3 dimensional space. Impressively enough, this continues throughout what remains sounding a much older, high order Carpenteresque trek through some very restrained and well considered mind music. Briefly back to the quantitative, what can be observed constantly across the album a full use of the spectral range, with bright chords and sensitive harmonics backed up by deep, geometrically textured bass and the kind of computation like rhythms that define a classic synth album. What we don't have at any time are the crummy melodies that burden the listener with the sort of lazy muzak, since this kind of work comes from the beating heart of electronic music as opposed to whim. Look at the top of the kit list and note the Elka Synthex. Other releases from the artist pace in the direction of a danceable electro. 'Escape From The Hill' offers an interesting bridge between the dance floor and 'Completion of the Amphoras Table'.